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Amm dhymm kares
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Da yw genev
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War an gwyns
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Skovarn
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An gwella vytholl
04:03
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Difun vy
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Dowr Tamer
03:58
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Duw genes, Tas
02:38
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Gwari Gwari
02:08
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Kemmer with
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My a vynn mos
03:04
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Kerdh
03:36
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Bewnans brav
05:03
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Na dreyl a-dro
04:55
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Pandr'a wrussen gul?
04:04
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Warnan ni
03:52
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Hayl dh'agan Mammvro
03:00
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Skrifys gans: Kenneth Pelmear
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Skwardya Wales, UK
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